Professor Monique Skidmore is Pro Vice-Chancellor International and Major Projects at the University of Canberra. Before that Professor Skidmore was Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design and is an adjunct professor at the Australian National University.
Professor Skidmore has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and Bachelor of Science from the Australian National University and a Master’s degree and PhD in medical anthropology from McGill University in Canada.

She taught medical anthropology at McGill University and a variety of subjects as a lecturer at the University of Melbourne. Professor Skidmore was also a Rockefeller Visiting Fellow at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, and a post-doctoral fellow and Associate Dean in the College of Arts and Social Sciences at the Australian National University.

An internationally renowned expert on Burma, Professor Skidmore has authored several books on the country and frequently comments on Burmese issues in the national and international media.

Professor Val Clulow joined the College of Business, at RMIT University in October 2011, as Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor, Learning and Teaching.

Professor Clulow has previously held a number of senior management positions within business faculties at Australian universities. Her most recent leadership role was Professor and Head, School of Business and Economics, Monash University, Gippsland/Campus Director Global Engagement.

Prior to her academic career, Professor Clulow had extensive industry experience in retail management training and consultancy.

Professor Clulow holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne and has published widely across three areas – business education, marketing and business strategy and undertaken several industry/government consultancies. She has supervised staff and research students extensively to PhD completion, co-authored and received special commendation for developing research capacity.

In addition, Professor Clulow has extensive experience in international education and success with developing sustainable offshore partnerships.